DTD Clause Samples
The DTD (Document Type Definition) clause defines the rules and structure for XML documents used within an agreement or system. It specifies which elements, attributes, and data types are permitted, ensuring that all XML files exchanged between parties conform to a consistent format. By establishing these technical requirements, the DTD clause helps prevent errors in data processing and promotes interoperability between different software systems.
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DTD. CDOT’s Division of Transportation Development includes the following branches: Multimodal Planning, Information Management, Environmental Programs, Applied Research and Innovations, and Performance and Asset Management. The Planning, Information Management, and Performance branches work closely together to identify and meet federal requirements. Asset managers throughout the Department provide expertise on the inventory, condition, and expected life cycle for their areas. PAMB works with the asset managers to understand the current and forecasted condition of assets based on various levels of funding, using a budget scenario trade-off tool developed for this purpose.
DTD. CDOT’s Division of Transportation Development includes five branches: Multimodal Planning, Information Management, Environmental Programs, Applied Research and Innovations, and Transportation Performance. The Planning, Information Management, and Performance Branches work closely together to identify and meet federal requirements. As CDOT gains more understanding in the areas of life-cycle asset management, the Transportation Performance Branch will provide objective analyses of the costs and benefits of investing in each asset. Asset managers provide expertise on the inventory, condition, and expected life cycle for their areas. TPB works with the asset managers to understand the current and forecasted condition of assets based on various levels of funding, using a budget scenario trade-off tool developed for this purpose.